Amil Malik

Forum Editor Amil Malik discusses the importance of the arts, highlighting two current initiatives at the university. 

Candidate Amil Malik says working for the Texan gives her a sense of duty to help student media.

Forum Editor Amil Malik explains the focus of this issue — healthy eating and sustainable food initiatives.

Forum editor Amil Malik discusses the concept behind this issue of the Forum. 

Forum editor Amil Malik opens up the page to SG, Senate, and GSA as each group reflects on what they've acheived thus far. 

This week's Forum page looks back at the 2010 Perry-Castañeda Library shooting. 

Forum editor Amil Malik explains the concept behind the page. The theme for this issue's Forum is "back to school."

As the U.S. government approaches a default on Thursday, students should be aware of what the potential consequences might be.

Were House Bill 5 to pass, educators would essentially have to brand students. They would steer one set of students towards math and science courses that would help them in college, and another set of students to technical-based training that will make them employable right after graduating high school.

Should colleges develop and offer online courses? Yes. And UT’s online course system should be much improved. 

The Texas Legislature is an idiosyncratic establishment from which impractical bills often arise. Consider House Bill 22. 

As a city, Austin should try to preserve what Austin gave to cycling and keep that in mind when evaluating the Armstrong episode.

Over the past eight to nine years, the Division of Housing and Food Services at UT has been working hard to provide more nutritious food in the cafeterias.